neven, well, it's not good, where did you live, pavlovsky and is this at home? and where is pavlovsky's father ? cover me, i'm referring to andrey smolyakov, what? b was set 1945 premiere today at 20:50 on ntv who do you think shot at you in the woods? there is someone, perhaps these are traces of the same person, a subtle observation of life. personally, this means nothing to me. this is the imprint of a german boot , just nothing more, and here they probably stepped on snags, nothing would be left. the spring was not heard from the road and is not visible. hence only those who know the forest or who were here could come here for these people, or those who have a map. is the spring marked for sure? if he served with the germans near warsaw then how it turned out here, how, but he could have ended up in the forest during the transfer absolutely by accident. quite even if he does not have anything to do with the names of the walkie-talkie, he still deserves attention. everything, these are facts in the world of the galaxy yesterday. they went on the air from this

neven accuses the church of using the bankruptcy filing to hide information.ys the diocese could have avoided bankruptcy by selling off property to compensate victims. in the letter posted on the diocese website, bishop michael barber said quote we made the filing because we believe this process is the best way to support a compassionate and equitable outcome for survivors of abuse, while ensuring we continue to provide the essential services and support so crucial to our prisoners and communities are time now. 508 new this morning, uc berkeley mourning the death of one of its greatest athletes who went on to become a star quarterback in the nfl, joe cap back in 1959 was an all american quarterback. he led cow to its last rose bold then he went on to star in the canadian football league and the nfl and became one of the few players to play in both the super bowl and the canadian championship game. the gray cup. he later coached a cow in the 1982. he was on the sidelines during what is called simply the play. that's when cow defeated stanford in his later years

and why neven-t— mechanics but some can. and why neven-t vve— mechanics but some can. to culture . ant— because it came down to culture . ant vvnen— because it came down to culture wars . and when kemal wars. and when kemal kilicdaroglu,- wars. and when kemal kilicdaroglu, the opposition eentitete— kilicdaroglu, the opposition eentitete .— kilicdaroglu, the opposition candidate , made an informal candidate, made an informal eiiienee— candidate, made an informal alliance with— candidate, made an informal alliance with the hdp, the nre—tnrtisn— alliance with the hdp, the pro—kurdish hdp, it became a gnestien— pro—kurdish hdp, it became a gnestien et— pro—kurdish hdp, it became a question of security versus tenets— question of security versus tenens . — question of security versus tenens . a— question of security versus terrorism . ' t:::t“ terrorism. a ballot on industrial action by senior doctors in england opens today. the british medical association says talks have been held with the government to try and resolve the long running pay dispute , but negotiations remain

neven have a clue about football. never. don't go football never. she don't go out football now.heherr— got the boys. yeah, we've got reheherr ehe— got the boys. yeah, we've got richard and fred— got the boys. yeah, we've got richard and fred fairbrass , richard and fred fairbrass, rhphre— richard and fred fairbrass, rhphre sehr— richard and fred fairbrass, right? said fred, who of course eher— right? said fred, who of course eher re — right? said fred, who of course eher re heme.— right? said fred, who of course shot to fame. it— right? said fred, who of course shot to fame. it seemed you shot to shot to fame. it seemed you shot re heme— shot to fame. it seemed you shot re herhe eeeh— shot to fame. it seemed you shot to fame back in— shot to fame. it seemed you shot to fame back in the— shot to fame. it seemed you shot to fame back in the 90s. did it heppeh— to fame back in the 90s. did it happen overnight? no, no . cjc. ” happen overnight? no, no. our our happen overnight? no, no. our hhrer. h— happen overnight? no, no. our our first. a long— happen overnight? no, no. our our f

number_gets lower number two, before it gets lower . if-bb— number two, before it gets lower . if-bb neventrawberries. this is true. “ true. i mean, for business people immigration , people, it's great immigration, open borders is fantastic. you get an unlimited supply of workers who will work at a lower rate than if you had a restricted labour market where people had bargaining power for the wages. you know, people could would be terrible could oh, that would be terrible if could be paid if people could actually be paid a wage, would be no, a decent wage, that would be no, but yeah. but i mean, this is no. yeah. dan, what you're saying. dan, this is what you're saying. you're saying you want of you're saying you want a lot of people the people coming, coming into the country. that's suppresses wages and suppresses the bargaining and it suppresses the bargaining power in the uk. and power of workers in the uk. and this is why traditionally people in have wanted to stay in the left have wanted to stay out of the eu and wanted to have secure borders so that, you know, they'd have that bargai

so we neven-r— turned out being 6 million. so we haven't been— turned out being 6 million.ept as being the new normal is there isn't going to be retraining. people aren't going to paid properly. it's like to be paid properly. it's like we've whole model we've abandoned that whole model and we're just simply going to keep bringing people in to do these jobs. so what that really means is that you've given up on your own population. i think thatis your own population. i think that is one of the worst things that's happened politically in the past three decades. nobody in their right mind would ever give up on the people of north east somerset. but thank you verv— east somerset. but thank you verv nwen.— east somerset. but thank you very much. next,— but thank you very much. next, we're going on to very much. next, we're going on re innerir— very much. next, we're going on re innerir rek. — very much. next, we're going on to inherit tax. the— very much. next, we're going on to inherit tax. the great nririsn— to inherit tax. the great british public- to inherit tax. the great br

number_gets lower number two, before it gets lower . if-bb— number two, before it gets lower . if-bb neven strawberries. this is fnue. i— their strawberries. this is true. i mean,- their strawberries. this is true. i mean, for- their strawberries. this is true. “ true. i mean, for business people great immigration , people, it's great immigration, open borders is fantastic. you get an unlimited supply of workers who will work at a lower rate than if you had a restricted labour market where people had bargaining power for the wages. you know, people could would be terrible could oh, that would be terrible if actually paid if people could actually be paid a wage, would be no, a decent wage, that would be no, but yeah. but i mean, this is no. yeah. dan, what you're saying. dan, this is what you're saying. you're saying you want of you're saying you want a lot of people the people coming, coming into the country. that's suppresses wages and suppresses the bargaining and it suppresses the bargaining power in the uk. and power of workers in the uk. and this is why traditionally people in have wa

neven have a clue about football. never. don't go football never. she don't go out football now.rd and fred fairbrass, ngnte sttt— richard and fred fairbrass, right? said fred, who of course snot— right? said fred, who of course snot to — right? said fred, who of course snot to ttne.— right? said fred, who of course shot to fame. it— right? said fred, who of course shot to fame. it seemed you shot to ttne— shot to fame. it seemed you shot to ttne ttst— shot to fame. it seemed you shot to fame back in— shot to fame. it seemed you shot to fame back in the— shot to fame. it seemed you shot to fame back in the 90s. did it ntppen— to fame back in the 90s. did it happen overnight? no, no . (j. 1 happen overnight? no, no. our our happen overnight? no, no. our test. a— happen overnight? no, no. our our first. a long— happen overnight? no, no. our our first. a long time.- happen overnight? no, no. (j. 1 1 �*7 a long time. yeah, our first. a long time. yeah, ttst— our first. a long time. yeah, ttnst gtg— our first. a long time. yeah, our first gig was— 1 �*7 a long time. yeah, our first gi

it's neven brown from labour is? it's never, ever mentioned.nson. daniel moylan. so this is an entry at the cannes film festival late this month. you former adviser to boris johnson, do you regard him as a friend? yeah, i didn't want to be presumptuous. you never know this day and age. what do you think to that film? well, everyone's the film - �*" 7 well, everyone's the film is about think to that film? well,- everyone's the film is about the oociions— everyone's the film is about the oociions io— everyone's the film is about the reactions to lockdown and everyone's entitled to have inoin— everyone's entitled to have their-about- everyone's entitled to have their- about how- everyone's entitled to have their about how policy was their views about how policy was coniucioi— their views about how policy was conducted during— their views about how policy was conducted during the pandemic. nons— conducted during the pandemic. boris wouldn't— conducted during the pandemic. boris wouldn't mind that. people novo— boris wouldn't mind that. people have

neven lost faith with the tories. never, though he says, would lost faith with the tories.peopltl think.es as well. one isn't it? i just like nursing at peopltl think. one. well. one isn't it? i just like nursing at peopltl think. one more one isn't it? i just like nursing at peopltl think. one more for|e isn't it? i just like nursing at peopltl think. one more for the more, i think. one more for the road. oh, yes. there you go. we're not messing around. if there's houses, there's one house or two houses, but is, they are not but whatever it is, they are not messing around. they've got their union jacks their their union jacks in their windows with pride. that's what i see on this coronation i like to see on this coronation weekend. well, just weekend. well, you just mentioned beards, then. it was a nice there. see what you nice link there. see what you did. good segway. impressive. i went— did. good segway. impressive. i went te— did. good segway. impressive. i went te teth— did. good segway. impressive. i want to talk beards— t: t: good segway. impressive. i want to talk

i've neven i to go online gambling. i've never, i just never, ever done it. i just wouldn't it.s too young to do-the time i met- shops when he was too young to do the time i met him do so by the time i met him at aniwsssityt— do so by the time i met him at aniwsssityt-wssy- do so by the time i met him at university, very well university, he was a very well established— university, he was a very well established gambler. \sissy established gambler. now he is a commodities trader. know, he commodities trader. you know, he does exactly same he does use exactly the same and he says the job. is. says it's the same job. it is. exactly. he also spends his exactly. and he also spends his weekends gambling you weekends gambling still, you know, so absolutely loves it. but comforting. but that's comforting. yeah, well, the end of part well, that's the end of part three. coming up. we have racist i. there any other kind i. is there any other kind racist beer and why pierce brosnan just can't get angry. we'll see you in the . couple oh you caught me doing my stretches. welcome back to headl

i've neven i to go online gambling. i've never, i just never, ever done it. i just wouldn't it.s too young to do-the time i met- shops when he was too young to do the time i met him do so by the time i met him at aniwsssityt— do so by the time i met him at aniwsssityt-wssy- do so by the time i met him at university, very well university, he was a very well established— university, he was a very well established gambler. \sissy established gambler. now he is a commodities trader. know, he commodities trader. you know, he does exactly same he does use exactly the same and he says the job. is. says it's the same job. it is. exactly. he also spends his exactly. and he also spends his weekends gambling you weekends gambling still, you know, so absolutely loves it. but comforting. but that's comforting. yeah, well, the end of part well, that's the end of part three. coming up. we have racist i. there any other kind i. is there any other kind racist beer and why pierce brosnan just can't get angry. we'll see you in the . couple oh you caught me doing my stretches. welcome back to headl

she, she neven-tougn— with scheming sturgeon. she, she never tough questions.so great ormond street said, well,— ormond street. so great ormond street said, well, let's see nnot— street said, well, let's see what publicity— street said, well, let's see what publicity does for you. so tney— what publicity does for you. so tney put— what publicity does for you. so tney put out— what publicity does for you. so tney put out o— what publicity does for you. so they put out a thing saying, why snoutt— they put out a thing saying, why snoutt tne— they put out a thing saying, why should the children suffer teuse— should the children suffer because of— should the children suffer because of this dispute at that. ms cutten— because of this dispute at that. ms cullen then— because of this dispute at that. ms cullen then decides, hold on a ms cullen then decides, hold on o seont tnts— ms cullen then decides, hold on a second. this looks— ms cullen then decides, hold on a second. this looks like bad pr to nne— a second. this looks like bad pr to on— a second. this looks like

left neven my way to university. left never, cares as my way to university.n't you used to te— latest book. and didn't you used to te ennte— latest book. and didn't you used to be chris mullin,— latest book. and didn't you used to be chris mullin, the labour tnanteee— to be chris mullin, the labour grandees latest— to be chris mullin, the labour grandees latest memoir, mullin etane— grandees latest memoir, mullin etane neonan— grandees latest memoir, mullin slams meghan quote cuckoo slams meghan as quote cuckoo nttn— slams meghan as quote cuckoo with .— slams meghan as quote cuckoo nttn . taotet— slams meghan as quote cuckoo with , quote, woke— slams meghan as quote cuckoo with , quote, woke californian with, quote, woke californian nant— with, quote, woke californian nano noe— with, quote, woke californian nano aoe ant— with, quote, woke californian hang ups and he claims, quote, eeeont— hang ups and he claims, quote, second fiddle. _ hang ups and he claims, quote, second fiddle. harry would eventaattn— second fiddle. harry would eventually, quote , limp bac

left neven my way to university. left never, cares as my way to university.used to te— latest book. and didn't you used to te ennte— latest book. and didn't you used to be chris mullin,— latest book. and didn't you used to be chris mullin, the labour tnanteee— to be chris mullin, the labour grandees latest— to be chris mullin, the labour grandees latest memoir, mullin etane— grandees latest memoir, mullin etane neonan— grandees latest memoir, mullin slams meghan quote cuckoo slams meghan as quote cuckoo nttn— slams meghan as quote cuckoo with .— slams meghan as quote cuckoo nttn . taotet— slams meghan as quote cuckoo with , quote, woke— slams meghan as quote cuckoo with , quote, woke californian with, quote, woke californian nant— with, quote, woke californian nano noe— with, quote, woke californian nano aoe ant— with, quote, woke californian hang ups and he claims, quote, eeeont— hang ups and he claims, quote, second fiddle. _ hang ups and he claims, quote, second fiddle. harry would eventaattn— second fiddle. harry would eventually, quote , limp back to eve

yvonne writes, no, i wontt neven— harry.you say it isn't . coming up, we'll bring isn't. coming up, we'll bring you—buckinghaml isn't. coming up, we'll bring- you_buckingham palace you more from buckingham palace otten—non- you more from buckingham palace otten—non ton- after police arrested a man for town— after police arrested a man for throwing suspected shotgun oontntttee— throwing suspected shotgun cartridges -the - throwing suspected shotgun cartridges the grounds just cartridges into the grounds just towe— cartridges into the grounds just tove tetone— cartridges into the grounds just days before the— cartridges into the grounds just days before the coronation but up days before the coronation but to next,— days before the coronation but up next, samantha markle hits up next, as samantha markle hits out ot— up next, as samantha markle hits out at-duchess_ up next, as samantha markle hits out at duchess sister for out at her duchess sister for otontontnt— out at her duchess sister for abandoning her— out at her duchess

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protest in tnis-en— the right to peaceful protest in this-or whether- this country or whether you neven-ter. but you moved on or whatever. but you can't arrest people— : is»; but you can't arrest people because you ton-t— can't arrest people because you ton-t tite— can't arrest people because you don't like them.— can't arrest people because you don't like them. that's really don't like them. that's a really not— don't like them. that's a really tot potiew— don't like them. that's a really tot policy to— don't like them. that's a really bad policy to have— don't like them. that's a really bad policy to have in a country. i bad policy to have in a country. i—neouie.- bad policy to have in a country. i—ueonie. sol i don't like these people. so untested.— i don't like these people. so arrested-we- i don't like these people. so arrested. we tolerate arrested. i think we tolerate it. — arrested. i think we tolerate it. too— arrested. i think we tolerate it. too many— arrested. i think we tolerate it. too many people. you can't tolerate many. you cannot tolerate too many. you cannot intninge— t

listen, i'll neven know, to be honest.s now going to be synonymous with _ county that's now going to be synonymous with winemaking, emee— synonymous with winemaking, emee-te— synonymous with winemaking, emee-tetee- synonymous with winemaking,. which-is just-would which is which is just you would emee-meemt— which is which is just you would never-thought that- which is which is just you would never thought that ten, 15 never have thought that ten, 15 veme— years we should support. well, tet-e—et- years we should support. well, tete—et ttei let's let's plug a couple of the other now, i will other products. now, i will confirm that sainsbury's, morrisons, aldi, they morrisons, aldi, lidl, they all do ranges of beers, do excellent ranges of beers, wines, you name it. but it just so happens there's the second mass product here it's mass product here and it's coronation ale . have you tried coronation ale. have you tried this one yet? i have . i coronation ale. have you tried this one yet? i have. i did. andrew. i have— tic i di

listen, i'll neven know, to be honest.s now going to be synonymous with _ county that's now going to be synonymous with winemaking, emee— synonymous with winemaking, emee-te— synonymous with winemaking, emee-tetee- synonymous with winemaking,. which-is just-would which is which is just you would emee-meemt— which is which is just you would never-thought that- which is which is just you would never thought that ten, 15 never have thought that ten, 15 veme— years we should support. well, tet-e—et- years we should support. well, tete—et ttei let's let's plug a couple of the other now, i will other products. now, i will confirm that sainsbury's, morrisons, aldi, they morrisons, aldi, lidl, they all do ranges of beers, do excellent ranges of beers, wines, you name it. but it just so happens there's the second mass product here it's mass product here and it's coronation ale . have you tried coronation ale. have you tried this one yet? i have . i coronation ale. have you tried this one yet? i have. i did. andrew. i have— tic i di

she upset, but she goes, oh , philip, not but she goes, oh, philip, not neven but she goes, oh, philip delight. when i was teoting witn— complete delight. when i was dealing with-it- complete delight. when i was dealing with it was phil dealing with her. it was phil wno— dealing with her. it was phil wno os— dealing with her. it was phil wno tne— dealing with her. it was phil who was the nasty one. and the prottem — who was the nasty one. and the problem sometimes when problem is kim sometimes when youe— problem is kim sometimes when youre-— problem is kim sometimes when youreo— very- problem is kim sometimes when youreo— wery nostyi you're dealing with a very nasty ootteogue— you're dealing with a very nasty colleague, actually have to colleague, you actually have to pot— colleague, you actually have to piot—ant- colleague, you actually have to piot—ant uottyl pick up the pieces. and holly nos— pick up the pieces. and holly has-decided- pick up the pieces. and holly has-decided she- pick up the pieces. and holly has decided she doesn't has finally decided she doesn't wont— has finally

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and that is neven on a daily basis. and that is never, stopped. yes the never, ever stopped.ening and tttt-mw tent- playing there this evening and that my bank holiday that will ruin my bank holiday if that will ruin my bank holiday tt—twt- that will ruin my bank holiday tt—twt tt-t- that will ruin my bank holiday tt—twt tt-e wew. if we get there. but it's very, very quiet. you know what.7 very quiet. and you know what.7 i like see a busy and active like to see a busy and active economy. you know what i mean? it reminds me too of it reminds me too much of lockdown when country closed lockdown when the country closed down, went to work and down, nobody went to work and all don't actually all that. so i don't actually like bank holidays. i've got some empathy with my old colleague, here that. colleague, mick here about that. but i think it's such but i do think it's such a fantastic occasion. don't fantastic occasion. i don't think have just stopped think it could have just stopped dead night. mike we work dead last night. mike we work tetttw— dead last night. mike we work tett

well, i neven did you know that? well, i never.with other subject areas. but of eohee-mothe— with other subject areas. but of course maths being course with maths being an otteothe— course with maths being an otteothe-o- course with maths being an objective a universal objective subject, a universal tongueee— objective subject, a universal language, something quite language, it's something quite thtereht— language, it's something quite different-so— language, it's something quite different so we've different. and so what we've seen-telegraph- different. and so what we've seen telegraph today is seen in the telegraph today is top mathematics— seen in the telegraph today is top mathematics mathematicians, 50 top mathematics mathematicians, so teethe— top mathematics mathematicians, 50 leading mathematicians have spoken— 50 leading mathematicians have spoken out— 50 leading mathematicians have spoken out against this advice , spoken out against this advice, the— spoken out against this advice, the guttohoe— spoken out against this adv

you know, we've got generation that has got a generation now that has neven got a generation now thats i still think it will be a— still think it is i still think it will be a deterrent. one of my— it will be a deterrent. one of my eetteeguee— it will be a deterrent. one of my colleagues was in ireland eevehhe— my colleagues was in ireland covering problems covering the huge problems they-ve— covering the huge problems they-tenth— covering the huge problems they've in ireland with they've got in ireland with htgtehte. — they've got in ireland with migrants. and _ they've got in ireland with migrants. and he talked to them, some—he- migrants. and he talked to them, eeh—ehe eetti some of them they said he said, why— some of them they said he said, why-vou— some of them they said he said, why-yet h— some of them they said he said, why you in ireland? don't why are you in ireland? we don't want— why are you in ireland? we don't went-te— why are you in ireland? we don't want-to rwanda.- why are you in ireland? we don't want to rwanda. well, do want to go to rwanda. well, do you— want to go

urged residents to take shelter amid falling debris from rockete— shelter amid falling debris from nevene a wave— by ukraine's air defences and it follows a wave of— by ukraine's air defences and it follows a wave of drone strikes on sunny,— follows a wave of drone strikes on sunday, which— follows a wave of drone strikes on sunday, which that was the biggest— on sunday, which that was the niggeen eneev— on sunday, which that was the biggest attack on— on sunday, which that was the biggest attack on the capital ence— biggest attack on the capital ene— biggest attack on the capital since the start— biggest attack on the capital since the start of the invasion. ukraine-e— since the start of the invasion. ukraine's indicated they are ready— ukraine's indicated they are ready ne— ukraine's indicated they are ready to launch— ukraine's indicated they are ready to launch the much awaited counter—offensive— ready to launch the much awaited counter—offensive if— ready to launch the much awaited counter—offensive if and unprecedented wildfires continue to nee— unprecedented wildfires continue to n

she's not getting the support, really, of not getting the support, really,. et—neven-t of the publicncludes tnet— have more children than includes black families. _ have more children than includes black families. families , black families. white families, aeten— black families. white families, asian families,— black families. white families, asian families, all british tentttee— asian families, all british families should have more ettttten— families should have more children. it's— families should have more children. it's wonderful children. it's a wonderful tntnt. — children. it's a wonderful ihing- vee.— children. it's a wonderful thing. “viti lo children. it's a wonderful thing. /vi~iev thing. yes. brilliant stuff. well done to you. props for what was interview with with well done to you. props for what was excellent interview with with well done to you. props for what was excellent sheilaiv with with well done to you. props for what wasexcellent sheila fogartytith well done to you. props for what wasexcellent sheila fogarty .:h the excellent sheila fogarty. let's crack on now w

but she neven the security services. but she never, to the security services.e advice and invariably she said, iei-e— advice and invariably she said, iei-e io— advice and invariably she said, iei-e do i— advice and invariably she said, iei-e do i .— advice and invariably she said, let's do it . the— advice and invariably she said, let's do it . the problem advice and invariably she said, let's do it. the problem is mark nae— let's do it. the problem is mark nae insi— let's do it. the problem is mark has just outlined— let's do it. the problem is mark has just outlined it— let's do it. the problem is mark has just outlined it. let's do it. the problem is mark has just outlined it . /i:::i. has just outlined it. you've put the question. it's impossible now to have a major event anywhere in the world without overwhelming security . how much overwhelming security. how much is too much? 29,000. police officers. it does make me wonder who's policing the rest of the country. but 29,000. that's a jolly good crowd for a championship football match on that particular day

their report forecasts growth of 0.4% in 2023, a nought point— growth of 0.4% in 2023, a nought point nevenhe ons released toto— this morning the ons released toto tnot— this morning the ons released data that showed— this morning the ons released data that showed that the mint— data that showed that the british government in the month of british government in the month ot anni— british government in the month on agni oione— british government in the month of april alone borrowed £25.6 dittion— of april alone borrowed £25.6 dittion o— of april alone borrowed £25.6 billion, a huge— of april alone borrowed £25.6 billion, a huge amount of money. annie— billion, a huge amount of money. annie ant— billion, a huge amount of money. arnie and that's— billion, a huge amount of money. arnie and that's almost double vvnot— arnie and that's almost double vnot tnev— arnie and that's almost double what they borrowed in april dozn— what they borrowed in april dozn inot-n— what they borrowed in april 2022. that's in— what they borrowed in april 2022. that's in a single month vvnen— 2022. that's in a single

and rishi will neven to leave it.be that would te-ot totng— were. i suppose maybe that would be-of doing-your- be a way of doing it. your ttee— be a way of doing it. your views, alex look, it's not my tteee— views, alex look, it's not my tteee to— views, alex look, it's not my tteee to neve— views, alex look, it's not my place to have an— views, alex look, it's not my place to have an opinion on ttte. — place to have an opinion on ttte. rm— place to have an opinion on ttte. m not— place to have an opinion on this. i'm not the- place to have an opinion on this. : this. i'm not the party leader. that'd be entirely up to richard tice. but i was part of ukip. i was part of the big ukip success story back in 2013, 2014, 2015, i ran their communications and saw go from about 5% saw the party go from about 5% of vote, up to of the of the vote, up to 25% of the vote, and thereafter what happenedin vote, and thereafter what happened in ukip pretty happened in ukip was pretty tragic it started to tragic to watch. it started to

the alma tunnel in the early hours of 31st of august 1997, and one hopes, one prays that that will neven eebweeb— whether or not you would have ever advised them— whether or not you would have ever advised them to get into a eeneneebeb— ever advised them to get into a commercial vehicle and drive eeenb— commercial vehicle and drive eeeneb e— commercial vehicle and drive around a little— commercial vehicle and drive around a little bit in order to beee— around a little bit in order to beee bneee— around a little bit in order to lose those paparazzi . nr:f lose those paparazzi. no, that ebeee-b— lose those paparazzi. no, that doesn't sound at all right. what what i would have done, clearly, if there was a situation was either and normally you pre—prepare routes , you have pre—prepare routes, you have contingency plans. um, i obviously don't know, but i'm told that some of the people with him now protect him are former royalty protection officers. so they would hopefully have a plan b and c to put into effect unless all their vehicles and they normally go in a convoy were disabled somehow .

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so i think we're going to get well, neven think we're going to get well, never, pre—judge the never, . it's all going to absolutely. it's all going to happen. so that really is good news. i think that was well, security was a fear, but i think the weather stopping the fly—past was a very big fear. yeah, the one the one thing you can't control, of course, is the weather. and the air chief mtrentt— weather. and the air chief mtrentt t— weather. and the air chief marshal a few— and the air chief marshal a few days ago was etwtng— marshal a few days ago was etwtng tt— marshal a few days ago was etwtng tt wte— marshal a few days ago was saying it was a— marshal a few days ago was saying it was a 5050 chance that the saying it was a 5050 chance that tne ttw—ptet— saying it was a 5050 chance that the fly—past could— saying it was a 5050 chance that the fly—past could happen. but as the fly—past could happen. but te wou— the fly—past could happen. but te wou ruet— the fly—past could happen. but as you just said,— the fly—past could happen. but as you just said, nigel would. it as you just sa